Sentence examples for minima at which from inspiring English sources

As a result, the reflection spectra of the backreflector have notable local minima, at which wavelengths of the SP effects and the Mie-like resonance notably increase the optical absorption in the NPs.

Typically, though, customers vastly surpass those minimums, at which point they can use the contracted carrier or another.

A glut of permits means European power firms have been paying as little as €4 ($5.60) per tonne of carbon, down from about €30 in 2008 and much lower than the £18 ($30) minimum at which Britain's price will be set.

E. B. J.: That's the minimum at which they can function appropriately.

A birth event corresponds to t passing the function value of a minimum, at which time a new interval is added to the sublevel set.

When the CD4 count reaches a critical minimum at which cell-mediated immunity can no longer provide adequate protection, AIDS sets in.

In a previous study, researchers suggested a road distance more than 10 miles or an expected transport time more than 45 minutes by GEMS is the minimum at which helicopter transport could be faster [ 13].

Because the growth of mesophilic fungi can occur between 0 and 50°C with optima from 15 to 40°C, a temperature of 4°C may represent a conservative minimum at which mesophilic fungi grow and a temperature of 40°C may represent a conservative maximum at which mesophilic fungi grow.

A minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) was defined as the minimum dose at which the formation of fluorescent puncta was inhibited in >95% of the cells.

9 Abelairas-Gómez et al 10 showed that 13 years was the minimum age at which children are able to achieve a minimum CPR quality similar to that achieved by adults.

In 16 states, including Virginia, 16 is the minimum age at which offenders become eligible for execution; 5 states set the minimum age at 17.